Posted by dorayme on 06/07/07 06:12

In article <Xns9947E8064471Dnanopandaneredbojias@208.49.80.251>,
Neredbojias <neredbojias@gmail.com> wrote:

> On Wed, 06 Jun 2007 03:08:14 GMT dorayme scribed:
>
> >> > Neredbojias <neredbojias@gmail.com> wrote:
> >> >
> >> >> I certainly wouldn't want a deaf person
> >> >> heading any university _I_ attended. Hell, how would the guy hear me
> >> >> when I went in to complain about my grades?
> >> >>
> >> >
> >> > Yeah, what a pity, all your loudness would be wasted on him? But
> >> > think positively, he would still understand you and be able to
> >> > spank you badly for your attitude, you then could get back to
> >> > your favourite subject: your lower parts.
> >>
> >> Hah hah hah! Okay, let's compromise. I'll try to be less reactive to
> >> idiotic statements if you try to be less schizophrenic when you fail to
> >> understand simple logic. Also, Sydney's a bit too close to America for
> >> comfort; move to Perth.
> >
> > In _our_ little exchanges, what is the simple logic I fail to
> > understand?
>
> That according to the rules of English grammar, _any_ word starting a
> sentence is capitalized. It may not _look_ right to you and a few others
> here, but that is subjective and irrelevant. "IMacs suck" is correct.
> "iMacs are good" is wrong. This is true based on established standards and
> not merely my opinion or preference. To top it all off, Toby Stinker
> posted and opined in a manner aligned with the noodlism of your errancy. I
> was hypertensively peeved.
>

Boji, I made a decision a long time ago, that I should never
abandon you, no matter how schmucklike you get, as long as you
remain a bit decent. Have you no shame at all: "iMacs are ..." is
wrong because of some _rule_ that is such a mensch for you? Where
is it enshrined as "without exception"? And then explain, if you
can find it, why non-idiots should bow down before it in all
circumstances. (btw, is there a special day of the week that
_you_ set aside for showing respect towards it?)

And what about the argument I gave you that if there were such a
rule it would dictate that some otherwise true sentences would
then become false. Look the thread up and do your homework or I
will get Bergamot onto you.

> > It is a big thing for me to move and you need to
> > explain this deal better.
>
> I didn't think you'd seriously consider it although Perth isn't as
> provincial as it used to be.

I take everything you say with the utmost seriousness. I have
contacted WA real estate agents. Of course, it will be so much
better for you when I challenge you from there. Won't in? You
will feel that much safer. Not. (who needs to be so mature?, not
me.)

--
dorayme

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